What I'm trying to do is have any requests sent to domain.com port 50 (for example) be routed off to a different port on a different IP.
Originator ------> domain.com:50 ------> Redirect/Route/Forward to ------> second-domain.com:60 ------> Server
If it was possible to do this, would it cause problems with replies from the Server to the Originator?
[QUOTE=UberMensch;16632541]What I'm trying to do is have any requests sent to domain.com port 50 (for example) be routed off to a different port on a different IP.
Originator ------> domain.com:50 ------> Redirect/Route/Forward to ------> second-domain.com:60 ------> Server
If it was possible to do this, would it cause problems with replies from the Server to the Originator?[/QUOTE]
You could just run a proxy on domain.com port 50 that redirects all requests to second-domain.com on port 60.
PFConfig might work for you.
Just get a firewall.
should be able to configure it to your needs.
[QUOTE=Darknife;16635318]Just get a firewall.
should be able to configure it to your needs.[/QUOTE]
No.
[QUOTE=Shadow187(FP);16632625]PFConfig might work for you.[/QUOTE]
It works well but it's 30 bucks. :/
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And it also wouldn't work for what he's doing.
None of those methods are quite what I'm looking for.
Thanks for the effort though ;)
You can also do this with iptables.
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